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“Skip Intro” Trends After PM Modi Addressed India In A Very Long Speech In Shuddh Hindi
The Indian government decided to impose lockdown of 21 days starting March 25 as the number of coronavirus patients started increasing in the country. The lockdown has been extended two times and presently India is under lockdown till May 17. The Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has also been appearing on the national television in order to let the Indian citizens know about the important information, updates and the steps that the government is taking to combat the lethal coronavirus pandemic.
Yesterday, PM Modi again addressed the Indian citizens and he emphasized on the need of being vocal about the local as they helped us in the time of crisis. PM Modi’s intention is to develop local brands and make them so strong that they can compete at the international level also. He also stressed on the need of becoming self-reliant so that we can become strong enough to face any crisis in the future as well.
PM Modi also announced that an economic package of Rs. 20 lakh crore will be released in order to help in lifting the economy which has been adversely affected due to the coronavirus outbreak. However, PM Modi didn’t give any details of the economic package as it would be divulged by the Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.
Click here to listen to the speech of PM Narendra Modi
Many people felt that PM Modi should have talked more about the economic package rather than engaging in motivational talks. People also had some problems with him using tough words of the Hindi language as not everyone is well-versed with Hindi. What’s more, many were of the opinion that the speech was pretty long (around 34 minutes) and wished to have a “Skip Intro” button so that PM Modi just could have talked to the point. Soon “Skip Intro” started trending on the micro-blogging site Twitter and meme makers got back to their job with some of the most hilarious reactions:
#1
"Whenever @narendramodi
Comes live"
Me: "Round round mat ghum victor, Point ki baat kar"#PMModi pic.twitter.com/z3bh3Fnmeq— Aadil Shaikh (@Way2PureHeart) May 12, 2020
#2
Giving everyone skip button they were asking for ….#Modi #lockdown #NarendraModi #skipintro pic.twitter.com/mvniFg4NEX
— Huzaifa Malik (@huzaifajsk72) May 12, 2020
#3
#NarendraModi
Every indian to modiji now pic.twitter.com/w2s0KIT67s— Pratul Kapoor (@pratulcapur) May 12, 2020
#4
Me and my sibling listening modiji shudh hindi..#NarendraModi pic.twitter.com/AUtyvGDMeM
— Robin Hood (@robinhood1R) May 12, 2020
#5
People waiting for the moment of truth in modi's speech be like:-#Skipintro pic.twitter.com/AayDpPzC9x
— MAHIIIIIIII🌈 (@miss_mahi__) May 12, 2020
#6
Atmanirbhar, Earthquake..his Pravachan is😴#PMModi pic.twitter.com/9JPHKdNasN
— Sha!sta Am!n ✨ (@ShaZ_b55) May 12, 2020
#7
I badly need a skip intro option #PMModi pic.twitter.com/PknRWfWsBe
— Ahmad Bashar (@AhmdJMI) May 12, 2020
#8
Modji's speech should have a Skip Intro button #PMModi pic.twitter.com/lihswddv70
— Snehil (@Snehil_96) May 12, 2020
#9
We while listening Skip Intro part of #PMModi speech. pic.twitter.com/ywyXVQd3yf
— Shakib Anwar (@Shakib__Anwar) May 12, 2020
#10
During watching #PMmodi speech continuously
Everyone… pic.twitter.com/9ofyTt5CVo— re zvaan (@white_coat_man_) May 12, 2020
#11
Modi ji reminds me of him everytime he comes for a speech.#SkipIntro #PMModi #Narendermodi pic.twitter.com/zEFu1KSEjf
— Harsh Lalwani (@lalwaniharsh251) May 12, 2020
#12
Ab South Indians ko samjha do sab log. Bechare Drithrashtra ki tarah wait kar rahe Sanjay ka.
— dorku (@Dorkstar) May 12, 2020
#13
Me waiting for Modiji to come to the point in his speech, next time it should come with a Skip Intro option#PMModi pic.twitter.com/SvFoVzm2QR
— Snehil (@Snehil_96) May 12, 2020
#14
Missed "Skip Intro" During Pm Speech.
BUT PHIR BHI:#NarendraModi#AatmanirbharBharat#Lockdown4 pic.twitter.com/cpSjFbRHuy— Raaz Dheeraj Sharma✍️❤️ (@withraaz) May 12, 2020
#15
My reaction while watching today's #PMModi Ji speech- pic.twitter.com/fdUj95e4Nu
— Ɖιvʏαиƨнʋ (@NotAnEgomaniac_) May 12, 2020
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